The Cosmos His the Nebraska ·· Offensive Line Was Wesleyan Prairie Incredible, "Giving Wolves to Clarke [White] the Time Field
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THE VOLUME 130 ISSUE 6 FRIDAY, OCT 5, 2018 CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA Kohawks Sweep Prairie Wolves in Homecoming Game offensive line had a two-game winning the third most in Coe Delena one of their strongest streak, something College's history. White Humble Sports performances on the Quentin White thinks also moved into eighth Editor season yet. With good "It will give them an in school history with protection and time in advantage going into 296 career completions, the pocket, quarterback one of the toughest ninth with 3,295 yards To end the home Quentin White ('20) games of the season passing and 10th with coming festivities ---..----r---- 458 career passing this past week, the Kohawk football _. 1111111 attempts. White told team welcomed the Cosmos his the Nebraska ·· offensive line was Wesleyan Prairie incredible, "giving Wolves to Clarke [White] the time Field. With im that [he] needed to pressive offensive make his reads and and defensive find the best passes efforts from the for the team:' Kohawks, the men L-,;;;.____;_.__ __ ;.;_;____._ ......., _ were able to walk Photo by 'DelenaJ{umble. Coe had a 92-82 advantage on the away from the field ground and a 285-269 with a 40-28 victory advantage in the air. Coe under their belts. was able to go 33-of-43 next weekend". had 3 77 yards of total Throughout the passing for 285 yards. After this game, offense on 83 plays, while entire game, Coe's For the Kohawks, White's 33 completions this victory gave them on the season are tied for Story Continued on Page 2 INDEX Cedar Rapids Weekly FEATURE 2 WHAT'S HAPPENING 3 Forecast SPORTS 8 SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI Cloudy Partly Partly Partly Mostly PM Scattered WORLD MAP 10 74°67° Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Sunny Showers T-Storms MOVIE REVIEW 11 83°68° 83°66° 79°66° 83°69° 81 °69° 76°65° DIVERSIONS 12 Courtesy of the National Weather Service THE COSMOS Feature 2018-2019 STAFF Friday, Oct 5, 2018 Cont. From Page 1 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF the Prairie Wolves had for 118 yards, tied for ('19) finished with five Mariah Soto 351 yards on 71 plays. the fourth most recep- tackles, with 2.5 tackles ClaudiaChiappa The Kohawks had a tions in school history for a loss and 1.5 sacks. COPY EDITORS 35:11-24:49 advantage in in a single-game. Matt Mariah Soto time of possession. Coe Kopp ('20) and Jonah Moving forward in ClaudiaChiappa was 10-of-18 on third Alfaro (20') each had a the season, the Ko- KaseyHendrickson downs, while Nebraska career-high five recep- hawks hope to find con- Wesleyan was 5-of-24. tions, with Kopp going sistency on the field as LAYOUT EDITOR Coe converted on both for 42 yards and Alfaro a team and collectively ChrisArias fourth down attempts, finishing with 29 yards. stay focused every snap Mariah Soto while Nebraska Wesleyan Hunter Semelroth of the game. ClaudiaChiappa was 2-for-4. Coe scored ('20) and Terrence Hall COLUMNISTS on all six trips to the red ('19) led the Kohawks The Kohawks (3-2, Pe_JtonMcGuire zone, while the Prairie with nine tackles apiece, 2-1 A-R-C) return to Ariel Crego Wolves were 2-for-4 in- tying a career-high for action next Saturday, as MichaelLachocki side the 20. Semelroth. With five they travel to Simpson. Yuan Chai Mitch Stopko ('20) pass breakups, Semel- Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ConnorMoellenbeck had a career-high 14 roth tied for the sec- in Indianola. A link to carries for 42 yards, while ond most in a game in live video and stats is STAFF WRITERS Tyler Dralle ('20) rushed school history. Logan available at CoeAthlet- Allison Bartnick 12 times for 24 yards. Rickard (' 19) had seven ks.com. Mohan Xu Colton White ('20) had a tackles, including two HeatherFleck career-high 13 receptions for a loss. Daniel Vega Jieun Kim Ayam Shrestha CynthiaSalgado ScottFranklin SPORTS EDITORS DelenaHumble TREASURER Mariah Soto ClaudiaChiappa FACULTY ADVISOR Shawn Harmsen MEDIA MANAGER ChrisArias CONTACT US [email protected] Phone:319-299-8646 Photo by 'DelenaJ{umble. Fax: 319-399-8031 What's Happening ® Friday, Oct 5, 2018 Coe Ensembles Perform at Homecoming Showcase Concert Dr. Michelle Perrin Blair. Claudia "I can't imagine Chiappa anything more exciting Editor-in chief than hearing and see ____ __. ing nearly 50 musicians Last Friday, September bring my music to life!" 28, students gathered in said Neher. "I was grin Sinclair Auditorium for ning ear to ear as the the annual Homecoming orchestra performed and Photo by rR_ebeca'Negash Showcase Concert. The was totally swept away concert, that started at 7 by their performance. Coe College Symphony performers from her time pm and was open to the As a composer, I spend Orchestra. Neher said teaching voice lessons at public, featured work a lot of time imagining that, as she worked on the Coe. from the Jazz Band, the what a piece will sound piece, she was searching After three songs Concert Band, the Sym like and trying to be sure for a concept that would performed by the Concert phony Orchestra, the that what I put down on celebrate her time living Choir, another highlight Chorale, and the Concert paper will sound good in the Midwest. of the evening was "The Choir. in real life ... The piece "I decided to write a Incredibles;' played by The concert opened sounded even better in piece about tornadoes, the Coe Concert Band up with music from Coe's real life than it did in my taking inspiration from and directed by Dr. Wil Jazz Band, followed by imagination!" their raw power and liam Carson. The song two songs by the Cho "Twister" was first terrifying beauty;' said was well-received by the rale. This year's concert written in 2017 for Neher. "I was interested audience members and its also featured the world Durward Ensemble, a in portraying the tornado ending was praised with a premier of a piece titled contemporary classical literally using sound-ef standing ovation. "Twister" by recent Coe music ensemble of 12 fect noises to suggest "I chose the Incredibles faculty member, Lisa performers based in wind, rain, hail, and because I knew it was fun Neher, performed by the Cedar Rapids. Neher thunder, and metaphori and exciting;' said Car Coe College Symphony later wrote the orches cally through boisterous son. "The Touring Wind Orchestra and directed by tral version for the melodies and punchy Ensemble had performed rhythms:' it in Italy in August, and I The audience gave knew those players would positive feedbacks want to play it again and to the performance that the band members of the Orchestra and who hadn't been able to Neher said she was go on the trip would enjoy herself "thrilled" playing it as weU:' with it and called As usual, the concert Friday's concert concluded with the tradi a "total delight;' tion of all ensembles and Photo by rR_ebeca'Negash especially because audience performing the she knew many of the "Coe Songs." What's Happening Friday, Oct 5, 2018 Coe Students Perform at Annual Kohawk Rock as Part of Homecoming Celebrations place performance Fatima Elsheikh won first Jaclyn Pecille, who would receive a $50 gift place, while the second is also a senior and was Ji eun Kim card, the second would winner was Lotukalafi Staff Writer on homecoming court, get $30, and the third Ahomana, and the third said that "Kohawk would get $20. Also, they one were Olivia Meade rock was a great mix The Kohawk rock would announce the and Rob Rajic. Also, of comedic, creative, event was held on two winners of the 2018 the winners of the 2018 and talented acts. It Thursday, September Homecoming court. Homecoming courts was a blast watching 27 from 8 to 10 pm in The first performer were Olivia Meade and everyone perform and it's the cafeteria. It was the was Joshua Stepanek, Lotukalafi Ahomana. definitely a highlight of annual variety show who played "Straight Alli Bartnick, who is my semester:' put on by the Student from the Hills" with a senior and took part in Heejung Chu ('22), Activities Committee banjo. Also, Collin Flynn this event as performers, who was one of the (SAC). Kohawk Rock sang the song, "In the said, "Performing in audience, said, "This allowed Coe students Jungle': and Landon Kohawk rock was a lot of was the first time for me and the newly selected Kraus performed fun! My friends and I got to see students' talents. members of the "What Do Tigers to be silly and nostalgic It was so awesome Homecoming Court to Dream Of?'' Olivia as we lip-synced 'What performances, and I showcase their talents to Meade and Rob Rajic Dreams are Made of' was so happy to see the the rest of campus. were singing "Summer from the Lizzie McGuire American's culture:' Acts ranged in Lovin'' with dancers. movie.. " style, from lip-syncing Jessy Holen and Fatima to playing musical Elsheikh prepared for instruments, stand- interesting rapping to up comedy to skits, audience. Jaclyn Pecille puppetry to dancing, and recreated an iconic everything else. A total scene about chasing of 9 teams took part in dreams and finding this event and received where we belonged. great praise from the Coe Diate Jackson who audience. danced on the stage got This event was big applause from the presented by the emcee, audience, and Lotukalafi Derek Buckaloo, and it Ahomana performed had three distinguished "Trap Queen''.